Ten office outfits to die for!

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I like fashion, I like pictures and I especially like talking nonsense. In my fashion layout below I got to do all three. Ten kind, willing and obviously daft individuals from my place of work kindly offered their gorgeous glad rags for our delectation. Please check out the beautiful outfits below and feel free to wish you worked along side such hotties.
Property Guru Carrie Wears Gucci Shoes paired
with Primark Cardigan and H&M
Dress, ring Models own.
Indie Girl Fay teams Therapy dress
from House of Frasier with All Saints
Jacket (£250) and vintage boots.
PA Superstar Sean-Paul mixes high-end
and high-street. Jeans (Topman £35),
Shirt (Primark £5), Cardigan (Primark £15),
Shoes (Freddy Perry £35)
Princess Sophie matches Topshop Print dress with oversize
Jacket. Perfecting the look with Kurt Geiger Shoes.
Omishola runs with the classic all-woman
silhouette in purple pencil shirt
and plunge pendant.
Olive Dresses head to toe in River Island
and sweetens the deal with a Vintage Belt
and chunky rings. Bag is Alexa by Mulberry (£925).
Publishing Supremo Sharon keeps it simple in Vintage
George from Asda and tan leather sandles.
Editors favourite Sonia gives Grunge a
face lift by playing it cool in cartoon,
look completed with retro trainers.
Slick Sales master Hywel looks hot in Barbour Jacket (£275)
and H&M jeans and shoes

Joe is Bringing back the Mod look with
Office Shoers (£50), Topman Shirt,
and H&M Blazer.



Comments

  1. Anonymous24 September 2011 at 14:43

    omg!
    With all these cute gay guy in your office i need to be very
    carefull with you Rob!
    the best is the cute blond guy and for me the winner is Sophie she is gorgeous!!
    :-)
    guillaume

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  2. Minty Bit Stronger24 September 2011 at 15:00

    Hmmmm....
    Funny how your suddenly keen to come meet me for drinks after work too!

    ReplyDelete

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